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History

Relations between the two countries notely started in the middle of the 1950s, when Cypriot businessmen immigrated to Qatar in order to invest and make business in the country. Cypriot scientists also flew to Qatar to set up irrigation system throughout the country.

Modern Era

Cyprus and Qatar signed two agreements and four memoranda of understanding in April, covering sectors such as air services and the creation of a joint venture for a project opposite Hilton Hotel in Nicosia, including a five-star hotel, a shopping mall, offices and apartments.

In statements to the press, President Christofias said bilateral relations and ways to enhance them were discussed during the talks, and that the joint investment with Qatari Diar was of great importance, noting that it indicated the high level of relations and the rapid development of cooperation between the two countries.

President Christofias added that he briefed the Emir on the latest developments in the Cyprus problem and efforts to reach a settlement, and thanked him for his understanding.

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